Japan Ware

The name and the style of ware have become influential in both Japanese culture and literature.

An assembled collection of three Japanese vintage Seto ware Chaires (Tea Caddies) made by well noted potters circa 1960-80s.

A gorgeous, beautifully shaped and textured antique Japanese pottery tsubo jar/vase/pot - produced sometime during the late Edo Period (1603-1868) or early Meiji period (1868-1912) a...

Fine Pair Japanese Lacquered Wood Bowls 19th Century Meiji Beautiful and elegant example of Japanese lacquer ware with and gold gilt, Rice bowls with leaf motives in gold Circa / 19t...

This is an old Japanese jar of Shigaraki ware (Shigaraki-yaki). Shigaraki ware is pottery that has been fired in the town of Shigaraki, Shiga Prefecture, located almost in the center...

Tamba (Tanba) ware is considered one of the Six Ancient Japanese Kilns (along with Echizen ware, Seto ware, Shigaraki ware, Tokaname ware, and Bizen ware).

Raised gilt decoration is applied throughout, producing a textured surface that follows the contours of the painted ornament. This vase is a Japanese Satsuma ware example produced du...

A striking Japanese Kutani ware "Poppies" bottle vase by Tokuda Yasokichi I (1873 - 1956), Meiji to Taisho Period, circa 1915, Japan.

Mashiko Yaki Art Pottery Charger, Japan, Circa 1970 Mashiko Yaki ware is made in the Japanese town of Mashiko in the Tochigi Prefecture.

Affordable fixed price Worldwide Store to door shipping offered in house. Imari Ware first began arriving from Japan to Europe in the late 17th century.

A wonderfully designed and gorgeously glazed Mashiko Ware Mingei (Japanese folk art) large sqaure stoneware plate/tray by Japanese National Treasure pottery master Tatsuzo Shimaoka.

Ideal for collectors of tobacciana, ceramic miniatures, or Japanese export ware, this piece also lends itself beautifully to styling in bar carts, bookshelves, or festive tablescapes.

This is an appealing antique spice jar, a treat for collectors of the Meiji period of Japanese decorative ware. Delivered polished and ready to enjoy.

⸻ Material: Kiri wood with copper insert Period: Taisho period, early 20th century Condition: Very good, with natural patination and surface wear consistent with age Dimensions: ...

The cream silk lining of the case is also stamped in gilt with the firm’s name and locations: “J. Ando, Cloisonne Ware, Tokyo, Nagoya, Japan.” The set comprises: a hand mirror a h...

It radiates in the light. Mashiko ware (益子焼, Mashiko-yaki) is a type of Japanese pottery traditionally made in Mashiko, Tochigi.

It radiates in the light. Mashiko ware (益子焼, Mashiko-yaki) is a type of Japanese pottery traditionally made in Mashiko, Tochigi.

Just superb Marked: Nihon-toki (Japanese pottery),Satsuma-Yaki (Satsuma ware),(Painted by Hozan).

This mid-20th-Century pair of Japanese Kutani ware lamps features a highly celebrated Japanese literary theme known as the Thirty-Six Immortal Poets (Sanjūrokkasen).

A powerful example of a Japanese Tamba ware storage jar, dating to the late Edo period.

Japanese Satsuma vases from the circa 1930-1940 period are a particular style of ceramic art that originated from the Satsuma province of Japan.

In the 17th century, Kyō ware and Japanese tea ceremony had a close relationship.

This stunning pair of vibrant green Kutani porcelain vases captures the essence of Japanese artistry. Kutani ware is a renowned style of Japanese porcelain, known for its vibrant, co...

Grapes have been a popular pattern in ceramics, lacquer ware and other Japanese art forms since accient times.

Grapes have been a popular pattern in ceramics, lacquer ware and other Japanese art forms since accient times.

The central medallion depicts a cloisonne enamel floral arrangement on an aventurine ground, the base, upper rim and medallions with red pellets borders. Asian Metal Ware Pieces, Ant...

Pair of monumental Japanese "Kutani Ware"" hand painted porcelain table lamps with Cerulean blue peacocks and flowers, circa Mid 20th Century.

A striking example of late 19th-century British ceramics, this British Anchor Pottery ‘Japan’ plate captures the imagination with its vibrant palette and ornate detailing inspired by...

This antique Japanese tea set, dating from the Taishō period (1912–1926), is a beautiful example of traditional Satsuma ceramics, also known as Satsuma ware.

The piece demonstrates the meticulous hand-painted decoration associated with Kyoto ware, combining traditional Japanese symbolism with a particularly crisp and sophisticated graphic...

Inspired by the aesthetic of Japanese Shigaraki ware, this vase showcases a white texture against a brown ground, evoking the raw beauty of nature.

The porcelain is early Japanese Imari ware decorated in underglaze blue, iron red, and gilt.

Maker / Artist: Attributed to Kinkozan Origin: Japan Period: Meiji Period, circa 1880 Material: Earthenware / Satsuma ware Style: Japanese Meiji / Kyoto Satsuma Decoration: Polychrom...

Each vase bears a circular underside mark reading "Japanese Porcelain Ware - Decorated in Hong Kong, " indicating mid-20th-century export production for the international market.

Affordable fixed charge Worldwide Store to door shipping offered. Imari Ware first began arriving from Japan to Europe in the late 17th century.

Affordable fixed charge Worldwide Store to door shipping offered. Imari Ware first began arriving from Japan to Europe in the late 17th century.

They are signed “Hododa” on the undersides, the hallmark of the prominent maker of the rare Japanese pottery called Satsuma ware. These matching sake cups are exceptionally gilded wi...

Pair of Floral Painted Porcelain Covered Urns, marked "Japanese Porcelain Ware / Decorated in Hong Kong" to underside. 18.25" H x 10.5" Diameter.

Tea service Santsuma set Japanese game Immortals Style (Dragon Ware) Hand painted Japanese Origin Circa 1900 porcelain material Very good condition (some natural wear and gold wear o...

This exquisite Kutani ware sake cup (ochoko) showcases the refined artistry of traditional Japanese porcelain.

Oni Snow Bowl by Seigan Yamane, Hagi Ware This exquisite Japanese tea bowl is a prime example of Hagi Ware, crafted by renowned potter Seigan Yamane.

Oni Snow Bowl by Seigan Yamane, Hagi Ware This exquisite Japanese tea bowl is a prime example of Hagi Ware, crafted by renowned potter Seigan Yamane.

Oni Snow Bowl by Seigan Yamane, Hagi Ware This exquisite Japanese tea bowl is a prime example of Hagi Ware, crafted by renowned potter Seigan Yamane.

Oni Snow plate by Seigan Yamane, Hagi Ware This exquisite Japanese plate is a prime example of Hagi Ware, crafted by renowned potter Seigan Yamane.

For similarly Takauki vases, see Miyagawa Kozan Makuzu Ware (Japanese Edition) page 30-73. Retrospective Makuzu Kozan Miyagawa Collection Book: 46-148; for the same artist signature...

The harmonious composition and fine detailing make this plate an attractive and well-balanced example of traditional Japanese Imari ware. The plate remains in good original conditio...

The dynamic imagery, combined with the generous scale of the plate, makes it a rare and highly attractive example of Japanese Imari ware. The piece remains in excellent original con...

For stoneware urn and vase in the similar genre by Makuzu Kozan: see figure 113 on page 182 of "Sekai ni Aisa Reta ya Kimono" MIYAGAWA KOZAN MAKUZU WARE (Pottery BOOK, Japanese Editi...

For over a century, Satsuma ware has captivated collectors with its intricate overglaze enameling and delicate gilding, hallmarks of Japan’s Meiji era.

It exudes an aura of strength and protection reflecting the enduring tradition of symbolic artistry in Japanese culture. Satsuma ware, an iconic representation of artistic mastery d...

Inspired by classic Japanese Satsuma ware, this lamp showcases masterful artistry through its heavily textured moriage (raised enamel) decoration and lavish hand-gilded accents.

This vase is in the Hu form, a shape with origins in ancient Chinese bronze vessels that was later embraced in Japanese pottery, including Awaji ware. The form is somewhat streamline...

Ideal for collectors of Asian export porcelain, moriage ceramics, and chinoiserie treasures. ** This style can also be attributed to Japanese Kutani ware. Dimensions: 12" Wide 6....

Tenmoku is a deep solid brown, almost black, glaze, that breaks to rich ginger brown tones where it is thinner, particularly on the edges and over textured surfaces and sharp angles....

Historical Context Amsterdams Bont, Dutch for “Amsterdam multicolored” ware, is the name given in the Netherlands to Chinese and, less often, Japanese blue-and-white or plain white p...

Tenmoku is a deep solid brown, almost black, glaze, that breaks to rich ginger brown tones where it is thinner, particularly on the edges. It originates in Japan, where it was used f...

The geometric, graphic decor in brown, burnt ombre, and warm peach yellow colors repeats on the front and the back of the vase; it is framed by monochromatic bands of peach colored g...

Condition: 2 hairlines (restored) and on the back a rim chip Diameter 15.1in - 38.5cm Height 1.9 - 4.8cm Chinese Imari is a style of porcelain produced in China, influenced by Japa...

Ko-Sometsuke or "Old Underglaze Blue Porcelain" There are many ceramic enthusiasts in Japan who have long believed that the blue and white porcelain ware called Ko-sometsuke or "Old ...

Ko-Sometsuke or “Old Underglaze Blue Porcelain” There are many ceramic enthusiasts in Japan who have long believed that the blue and white porcelain ware called Ko-sometsuke or “Old ...